Anyone has any idea if

2.8 Limitation on Serving Non-HTML Content

is on a per zone or per account basis?

I've got a CDN on a subdomain that's proxied that I don't want to use Cache Reserves on, so I'd have to move it to a new domain (zone). Asked support about the implications of doing this (since the new domain will be strictly a CDN) but got no clear answer.

> I've got a CDN on a subdomain that's proxied dont proxy it, that's your solution

Perhaps this could be mitigated by using rules to specify which parts should be cache-reserved and which should not?

trying to put it on different accounts/zones is just trying to evade detection, doesn't change the fact you are violating the tos

Nevermind, that's not possible as far as I can tell

I don't believe they're trying to serve a disproportionate amount of non-html traffic. If I understand it correctly they're just trying to split their HTML traffic and non-HTML traffic between different zones

Right, there's absolutely 0 config for the cache reserves (maybe on enterprise for now).

That, I want to keep the CDN proxied, just not with Cache Reserves enabled.

How much traffic are you doing on that domain?

bandwidth?

yea

~1TB/m

Is there a way to make it so people cannot ping my domain from CMD?

does anyone have an example of what cf-ipcity contains? There is no example anywhere. cf-ipcountry says that it returns an ISO-3166-1 alpha-2 code. Like is it going to return: "Washington" or "WA" or "wa". I tried in a worker to log the headers but they're not there

full name

you can check https://cloudflare.manfredi.io/en/tools/connection/

nice, thanks

doesn't include ipcity btw 😄

cf.city is IPCity

does CF provide the regionCode, like "WA" for Washington state in a header perhaps?

think they're not available via the managed rules as I just see: "city, country, continent, longitude, and latitude."

There is a numerical region code

is it not possible to add an application to access service if the application is hosted using pages and uses .pages.dev url?

it is

Just ignore it saying it isn't a domain

wow what a magic, thank you!

Is it possible that If you add two A records to the same Domain but different IP & TTL that cloudflare Checks then If the one is down and uses then the other IP?

If its down

Is it right place to ask regarding DMARC Management feature?